Jeremiah: Reception and Interpretation
(B)  Christian Sources prior to 1800

A.   Texts

I.    Patristic writings on Jeremiah

1.   Anthology of Patristic commentaries

Wenthe, D. O. (ed.), Jeremiah, Lamentations (ACCS OT, 12; Downers Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, 2009). Italian version: Geremia, Lamentazioni. Edizione italiana a cura di Sever J. Voicu; introduzione generale di Angelo Di Bernardino (La Bibbia commentata dai Padri. Antico Testamento, 11; Roma: Città Nuova, 2017).

2.   Individual writers [in order of dates of death]

Origen (185-253/254)
A.   Greek text of Origen's Jeremiah Homilies
Origenes, "Homiliae in Jeremiam", PG 13 (ed. 1857) 253-544C.
Critical editions:
Klostermann, E. (ed.), Origens Werke, 3: Jeremiahomilien. Klageliederkommentar. Erklärung der Samuel- und Königsbücher (GCS 6; Leipzig: Hinrichs, 1901), esp. ix-xxxviii and 1-232. [on pp. 1-232 he gives the text of the Jeremiah homilies from three sources: "1. Die griechisch erhaltenen Homilien. 2. Die Fragmente aus der Philokalie. 3. Die Fragmente aus der Prophetenkatene."]
Klostermann, E. (ed.), Origens Werke, 3: Jeremiahomilien, Klageliederkommentar, Erklärung der Samuel- und Königsbücher. 2., bearb. Aufl. hrsg. von Pierre Nautin (GCS 6; Leipzig: Hinrichs, 1983). [Nautin's additions are placed at the end of the original work]
B.   Translations of Origen's Jeremiah Homilies
•   Latin translation
Jerome's Latin rendering of 14 of the Homilies: "Translatio homiliarum Origenis in Jeremiam et Ezechielem, ad Vincentium presbyterum, PL 25 (ed. 1845) 583D-786D. [the 14 Jer homilies are on 585B-692C] Jerome's Latin renderings are also found in PG 13 accompanying the corresponding Greek homilies (see above); in fact, 12 of the 14 Latin homilies have an extant Greek basis.
Critical edition of the two Latin homilies with no extant Greek basis:
Baehrens, W. A. (ed.), Origenes Werke, 8: Homilien zu Samuel I, zum Hohelied und zu den Propheten; Kommentar zum Hohelied; in Rufins und Hieronymus' Übersetzungen (GCS 33; Leipzig: Hinrichs, 1925), esp. XXVIII-L and 290-317.
•   Modern translations [in chronological order]
Origène, Homélies sur Jérémie. Traduction par Pierre Husson et Pierre Nautin. Édition, introduction et notes par Pierre Nautin. Tome I: Homélies I-XI; Tome II: Homélies XII-XX et Homélies latines (SC 232 / 238; Paris: Cerf, 1976 /1977).
Origenes, Die griechisch erhaltenen Jeremiahomilien. Eingeleitet, übersetzt und mit Erklärungen versehen von Erwin Schadel (Bibliothek der griechischen Literatur, 10; Stuttgart: Hiersemann, 1980).
Origene, Omilie su Geremia. Introduzione, traduzione e note di Luciana Mortari (Collana di testi patristici, 123; Roma: Città Nuova, 1995).
Origen, Homiliae in Hieremiam: Homilies on Jeremiah; Homily on 1 Kings 28. Edited and translated by John Clark Smith (The Fathers of the Church, 97; Washington, D.C.: The Catholic University of America Press, 1998). [the 20 Jeremiah homilies are on pp. 3-273].
Origenes, Homilías sobre Jeremías. Introducción, traducción y notas de José Ramón Díaz Sánchez-Cid (Biblioteca di patrística, 72; Madrid: Ciudad Nueva, 2007).
Origenes: Die Homilien zum Buch Jeremia. Eingeleitet und übersetzt von Alfons Fürst und Horacio E. Lona (Origenes, Werke mit deutscher Übersetzung, 11; Berlin: De Gruyter; Freiburg im Breisgau: Herder, 2018).
C.   Further fragments of Origen's writings on Jeremiah (from various Catenae)
"Εκ των Ωριγενους, διεξηγητικαι εκλογαι εις Ιερεμιαν / Ex Origene, Selecta in Jeremiam", PG 13 (ed. 1857) 543D-606B.
Klostermann, E., Griechische Excerpte aus Homilien des Origenes (Texte und Untersuchungen zur Geschichte der altchristlichen Literatur, 12/3b; Leipzig: Hinrichs, 1894).
Klostermann, E. (ed.), Origens Werke, 3: Jeremiahomilien. Klageliederkommentar. Erklärung der Samuel- und Königsbücher (GCS 6; Leipzig: Hinrichs, 1901), esp. 199-232 ["Die selbständigen Fragmente aus der Prophetenkatene"]
English translation: Origen, Homiliae in Hieremiam: Homilies on Jeremiah; Homily on 1 Kings 28. Edited and translated by John Clark Smith (The Fathers of the Church, 97; Washington, D.C.: The Catholic University of America Press, 1998), esp. 277-316.
D.   Other references to Jeremiah in Origen's works
Centre d'Analyse et de Documentation Patristiques, Biblia Patristica. Index des citations et allusions bibliques dans la littérature patristique. 3. Origène (Paris: Éd. du Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, 1980).

Ephrem the Syrian (ca. 306-373)
"S. Patris Nostri Ephraem Syri In Ieremiam Prophetam Explanatio", in Sancti patris nostri Ephraem Syri opera omnia quae extant graece, syriace, et latine; in sex tomos distributa. Ad MSS. Codices Vaticanos, aliosque castigata, multis aucta, interpretatione, praefationibus, notis, variantibus lectionibus illustrata. Nunc primum sub Auspiciis Benedicti XIV, Pontificis Maximi, e Bibliotheca Vaticana prodeunt. Syriacum textum recensuit Petrus Benedictus [Mubarak] Societatis Jesu, notis vocalibus animavit, latine vertit, & Variorum scholiis locupletavit. Tomus Secundus, Syriace et Latine (Romae: ex Typographia Vaticana apud Jo. Mariam Henricum Salvioni, 1740) 98-162. [This Tomus Secundus of the Syriac-Latin part is sometimes listed as vol. 5 of the whole six-volume set prepared under the general editorship of J. S. Assemani]
The Syriac text is taken from the Catena of Severus (dated to 861); to what degree it transmits authentic material from Ephrem is not certain.

John Chrysostom (ca. 349-407) / Pseudo-Chrysostom
A.   [John Chrysostom] "Homilia in locum illum Jeremiae, Domine non est in homine via eius, etc." [Jer 10,23], PG 56 (ed. 1859) 153-162.
English version: St. John Chrysostom, Old Testament Homilies, Vol. II: Isaiah and Jeremiah. Trans. and introd. Robert Charles Hill (Brookline, MA: Holy Cross Orthodox Press, 2003), esp. 3-19, with notes on 117-119.
B.   [Pseudo-Chrysostom] "Sancti Joannis Chrysostomi Constantinopolitani archiepiscopi commentariorum in Jeremiam prophetam quae supersunt" [Fragmenta in Ieremiam ex catena Michaelis Ghislerii], PG 64 (ed. 1862) 739-1038. [taken from Greek catenae]
See J. A. de Aldema, Repertorium pseudochrysostomicum (Documents, études et répertoires publiés par l'Institut de Recherche et d'Histoire des Textes, 10; Paris: Éditions du Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, 1965) 86 (# 239) [online here]: apart from some fragments taken from Theodotet of Cyrus in the first four chapters, this commentary is attributed to Polychronius of Apamea by several scholars. Polychronius, bishop of Apamea, and a brother of Theodore of Mopsuestia, died ca. 430. However Kannengiesser, DSpir 8, 895 (see "Studies" below) is sceptical of this attribution.

Jerome (ca. 347-419/20)
[an unfinished commentary that stops at Jer 32,44]
"S. Eusebii Hieronymi Stridonensis presbyteri commentariorum in Jeremiam Prophetam, Libri sex", PL 24 (ed. 1845) 679-900 / (ed. 1865) 705-936.
Critical editions:
S. Eusebii Hieronymi Opera (Sect. II Pars I): In Hieremiam prophetam libri sex, recensuit Sigofredus Reiter (CSEL 59; Vindobonae [Wien]: Tempsky; Lipsiae: Freytag, 1913).
S. Hieronymi presbyteri opera. Pars I: Opera exegetica, 3: In Hieremiam libri VI, recensuit Sigofredus Reiter (CCSL 74; Turnholti: Brepols, 1960). [The CCSL edition was taken from Reiter's edition in the Vienna CSEL above.]
English: Jerome, Commentary on Jeremiah. Translated by Michael Graves. Edited by Christopher A. Hall (Ancient Christian Texts; Downers Grove, IL: IVP Academic, 2011).
Italian: Girolamo, Commento a Geremia. A cura di G. Caruso (Opere di Girolamo, 5; Roma: Città Nuova, 2021).

Theodoret of Cyrus (393-ca. 460)
"Του μακαριου Θεοδωρητου επισκοπου Κυρου Ερμηνεια της προφητειας του θειου Ιερεμιου / Beati Theodoreti episcopi Cyrensis in divini Jeremiae prophetiam interpretatio", PG 81 (ed. 1864) 495-760B [Jer]. [12 books in all: 10 on Jer (as noted); then one each on Bar (759C-780C) and Lam (779D-806C).]
English: Theodoret of Cyrus, Commentaries on the Prophets, Vol. I: Jeremiah, Baruch and Lamentations. Tr. Robert Charles Hill (Brookline, MA: Holy Cross Orthodox Press, 2006).

Olympiodoros of Alexandria: deacon (fl. ca. 510)
"Fragmenta in Jeremiam (ex Catena Mich. Ghislerii, Lugd. 1623)", PG 93 (ed. 1865) 627D-726A.

Greek exegetical catenae on Jeremiah (the oldest is dated between 538 and 639)
A.   Michele Ghisleri's (1563-1646) publication of Greek Jeremiah-catenae material
Michaelis Ghisleri Romani ex clericis regularibus, In Jeremiam prophetam commentarij: Item in Baruch & breves D. Jo. Chrysost. in Jeremiam explanationes, & octo Origenis homiliae: quae omnia nunc primum in lucem emittuntur. 3 Tomi (Lugduni: sumptibus Laurentii Durand, 1623).
This massive work contains Ghisleri's own commentary on Jer 1-10 and 11-15 (in the first two volumes), with two catenae on the whole book of Jeremiah: the first compiled by Ghisleri himself from printed works of various Fathers and medieval authors, the second being an old Greek catena on Jer ("catena graeca veterum patrum graecorum") based largely on a Vatican MS: Vat. 1154) with a facing Latin translation. Short comments of John Chrysostom (actually Pseudo-Chrysostom: see above) and eight Greek homilies of Origen (translated here into Latin) are added to the commentary at their appropriate places. Volume 3 contains the same Catenae material for Lam and Bar.
Ghisleri's Greek catena is not a full and accurate copy of the source MS; some patristic scholia were omitted from the Greek catena and other scholia were added. For further details see Faulhaber 1899: 89-98; Aussedat 2006 [next title here]: 9, 15, 89-90, 112.
B.   Recent critical edition of the Jeremiah-catena (limited to Jer 1-4)
Aussedat, M., Les chaînes exégétiques grecques sur le livre de Jérémie (chap. 1–4). Présentation, édition critique, traduction française, commentaire. 2 vols. Diss. doct. Université Paris IV – Sorbonne (2006). [the dissertation can be downloaded here]

II.    Medieval writings on Jeremiah (ca. 800 to 1499)

1.   Anthology of medieval commentaries

Schroeder, J. A., The Book of Jeremiah (The Bible in Medieval Tradition; Grand Rapids, MI: Eerdmans, 2017).

2.   Individual writers [generally in order of dates of death]

Rhabanus [Rabanus, Hrabanus] Maurus (ca. 780-856)
"Expositionis super Jeremiam prophetam libri viginti", PL 111 (ed. 1852) 793-1272. [the commentary itself begins on col. 797 after the "Praefatio"]

Ishoʿdad of Merv (fl. ca. 850; date of death unknown)
Eynde, C. van den (ed.), Commentaire d'Ishoʿdad de Merv sur l'Ancien Testament, V/1: Jérémie, Ézéchiel, Daniel [Text] (CSCO 328 / CSCO–SS 146; Louvain: Peeters, 1972).
Eynde, C. van den (ed.), Commentaire d'Ishoʿdad de Merv sur l'Ancien Testament, V/2: Jérémie, Ezéchiel, Daniel [Translation] (CSCO 329 / CSCO–SS 147; Louvain: Secretariat du Corpus Scriptorum Christianorum Orientalium, 1972).

Rupertus Tuitiensis Abbas [Rupert of Deutz] (ca. 1075-1129/30)
"De Sancta Trinitate et operibus eius libri XLII. [Liber XXIX]: In Jeremiam prophetam commentariorum liber unus", in PL 167 (ed. 1854) 1363-1420. [Most of this book is actually on Lamentations: chap. 1-11 (1363-1375) treat texts from Jer; chap. 12-89 (1375-1420) comment on Lam]
Critical edition: "Rupertus Tuitiensis In Hieremiam prophetam commentariorum liber unus", in De Sancta Trinitate et operibus eius libri XXVII-XLII, ed. Hrabanus Haacke (CCCM 23; Turnhout: Brepols, 1972) 1572-1642.

The Glossa ordinaria (12th-13th cent.)
[for further details see here]
Biblia Latina cum glossa ordinaria, 3: Isaias – Jeremias – Lamentationes – Baruch – Ezechiel – Daniel – Prophetae minores – I-II Maccabaeorum (Turnhout: Brepols, 1992) [a facsimile reprint of the editio princeps by Adolph Rusch of Strassburg 1480/81; for an online version see here].
Bibliorum Sacrorum cum Glossa Ordinaria, iam ante quidem a Strabo Fulgensi collecta ; nunc autem novis, cum Graecorum, tum Latinorum patrum expositionibus locupletata ; annotatis etiam iis, quæ confuse antea citabantur, locis et postilla Nicolai Lyrani, additionibus Pauli Burgensis ad ipsum Lyranum, ac ad easdem Matthiæ Toringi replicis, per fratrem Franciscum Feuardentium Ordinis Minorum, Ioannem Dadræum, & Jacobum Cuilly, doctores theologos Parisienses. 6 vol. (Venetiis: apud Iuntas [Giunti], 1603). [The Glossa ordinaria on Jeremiah (marginal and interlinear) is found in vol. 4:577-922] This massive six-volume edition can be downloaded here.

Joachim of Fiore (ca. 1135-1202)
[specialists now attribute the Jer-commentary to a Pseudo-Joachim (written between 1240 and 1250): see the bibliography below and the invaluable online pages here, s.v. "Opere apocrife..."]
Eximij profundissimiqu[ue] sacrorum eloquiorum perscrutatoris ac futurorum prenu[n]ciatoris Abbatis Joachim Florensis scriptum super Hieremiam prophetam: plurimis mysticis intellectibus scripturam profunda penetrans. Revisum ac correctum: quotationibus in marginibus ornatum (Venetijs: Lazarus de Soardis, 1516).
Later edition: Abbatis Ioachim Diuina prorsus In Ieremiam Prophetam Interpretatio: Plvrimis Referta Vaticiniis, Qvorvm Nonnvlla Iam Eventv comprobata, certam de reliquis in posterum fidem faciunt (Coloniae: apud Lodovicum Alectorium & haeredes Iacobi Soteris, 1577).

Hugh of St Cher, O.P. (ca. 1195-1263)
[for further details see here]
"Postilla super Ieremiam", in Hugonis de Sto Caro, Cardinalis, Postillae seu commentaria juxtà quadruplicem sensum in omnes S. Scripturae libros, cum textu: Ejusd. opera omnia in universum vetus et novum Testamentum; opus admirabile in quo declarantur sensus omnes, litteralis scilicet, allegoricus, tropologicus et anagogicus. Editio ultima prae caeteris recognita et emendata. 8 vol. in-fol. (Lugduni: Ioannes Antonius Huguetan et Guillielmus Barbier, 1669), vol. 4, fol. 175-282.

Thomas Aquinas, O.P. (1224-1274)
[an unfinished commentary that stops at Jer 42,11]
"In Jeremiam prophetam expositio", in Sancti Thomae Aquinatis doctoris angelici ordinis praedicatorum Opera omnia, Tomus 14 (Parma: Fiaccadori, 1863) 577-667. [not yet available in the Leonine edition of Thomas's works]
French version: Thomas Aquinas, Explication du prophète Jérémie; suivi de, L'explication des lamentations de Jérémie. Traduction de Jacques Ménard et Dominique Pillet (Paris: Éditions du Sandre, 2012).
Online Latin and English text here.

Albert the Great, O.P. (ca. 1206-1280)
[all that remains of his extensive Postilla super Ieremiam is a small fragment on Jer 1,5-10]
Critical edition: "Postillae super Ieremiam Fragmentum", in Alberti Magni Ordinis Fratrum Praedicatorum Opera omnia ad fidem codicum manuscriptorum edenda apparatu critico notis prolegomenis indicibus instruenda curavit Institutum Alberti Magni Coloniense, Bernhardo Geyer praeside. Vol. 19: Postilla super Isaiam / primum edidit Ferdinandus Siepmann. Postillae super Ieremiam et Postillae super Ezechielem fragmenta / edidit Henricus Ostlender (Monasterii Westfalorum [Münster]: Aschendorff, 1952) 633-637.

Nicholas of Lyra (ca. 1270-1349)
[for details of his commentary on the whole Bible see here]

Dionysius Carthusianus / Cartusiensis [Denys / Denis the Carthusian] (ca.1402-1471)
[for further details see here]
•  Some 16th cent. editions:
D. Dionysii Carthvsiani Enarrationes Piae Ac Ervditae in IIII. Prophetas Maiores: Esaiam, fol.1; Hieremiam, fol. 159; Ezechielem, fol. 283; Danielem, fol. 373 (Coloniae: expensis Petri Quentell, 1534). [the folio indications are given on the title-page]
D. Dionysii Carthvsiani Enarrationes Piae Ac Ervditae in Qvatvor Prophetas (Qvos Vocant) Maiores: Isaiam, Ieremiam, eiusq[ue] Threnos & Baruch, Ezechielem, Danielem: Recèns ad Archetypa ipsa, quantum fieri potuit, recognitae: id quod studiosus lector facile animaduertet (Coloniae: ex officina haeredum Iohannis Quentel, 1557).
•  Modern edition:
Reprint from the Cologne editions above: "Enarratio in Jeremiam Prophetam", in D. Dionysii Cartusiani opera omnia in unum corpus digesta; ad fidem editionum coloniensium / cura et labore monachorum sacri Ordinis Cartusiensis. Vol. 9: In Jeremiam, et Ezechielem (Monstrolii [Montreuil, Pas-de-Calais]: typis Cartusiae Sanctae Mariae de Pratis, 1900) 1-312.

III.    Selected Jeremiah commentaries from 1500 to 1799

1.   Anthology for this period

Tyler, J. J. (ed.), Jeremiah, Lamentations (Reformation Commentary on Scripture, Old Testament, 11; Downers Grove, IL: IVP Academic, 2018). [extracts from Protestant (mainly) and Catholic authors of the Reformation and Post-Reformation periods]

2.   Catholic commentators (in order of dates of death)   [for commentaries on the whole Bible by Catholic scholars see here]

Maldonatus, Johannes [Juan de Maldonado], S.J. (1534-1583)
Ioannis Maldonati Andalvsii Societatis Iesv Theologi, Commentarij in Prophetas IIII. Ieremiam, Barvch, Ezechielem & Danielem. Accessit Expositio Psalmi CIX & Epistola de Collatione Sedanensi cum Caluinianis eodem auctore (Parisiis: sumptibus Horatij Cardon, 1610). [first edition (posthumous)]
Ioannis Maldonati Andalvsii Societatis Iesv Theologi, Commentarij in Prophetas IIII. Ieremiam, Barvch, Ezechielem & Danielem. Accessit Expositio Psalmi CIX & Epistola de Collatione Sedanensi cum Caluinianis eodem auctore. Nunc denuò recogniti & mendis quamplurimis expurgati (Tvrnoni [Tournon-sur-Rhône]: sumptibus Horatij Cardon, 1611).

Capella Valentino, Andreas (died 1610)
Commentaria in Ieremiam Prophetam quibus latina Vulgata Editio dilucidatur, & cum Hebraico fonte & Septuag. Editione & Paraphrasi Chaldaica confertur. Auctore F. Andrea Capella Valentino Cartusiano Theologiae Doctore Cartusiae Scalae Dei Priore ([Tarragona:] excudebat Hubertus Gotardus in Cartusia Scalae Dei, 1586).

Castro, Cristobal de, S.J. (1551-1615)
R. Patris Christophori a Castro, Ocaniensi, e Societate Iesu, Theologi ... Commentariorum in Ieremiae prophetias, Lamentationes, et Baruch, libri sex. Cum indice rerum, verborum & capitum locupletissimo (Parisiis: apud Michaëlem Sonnium, 1608).

Paulutius, Fabritius [Paulucci, Fabrizio] (died ca. 1625)
In Pentateuchum, libros historicos, et omnes tam maiores, quam minores Prophetas, atque Machabaeos, commentarii Fabritii Pavlvtii Forolivienisis (Romae: ex typographia Guilelmi Facciotti, 1625).

Malvenda, Thomas, O.P. (1566-1628)
R. P. F. Thomae Malvenda, ordinis FF. Praedicatorum, Sacrae Theologiae Magistri, Commentariorum in s. Scripturam Tomus Quintus in quo Isaiae, Ieremiae, Baruch, Sacra oracula unà & Ezechielis Exordium, Dei incarnationem, olim in lege Gratiae re ipsa, hic per Veteris Testamenti Euangelistam, prophetographicè exhibet (Lugduni: sumptibus Societatis Bibliopolarum, 1650) 415-709 (the Jeremiah commentary). [followed by commentaries on Lamentations [Threni] and Baruch on 711-772]

Sánchez [Sanctius], Gaspar, S.J. (1553 or 1554 – 1628)
In Ieremiam prophetam commentarii cum paraphrasi. Accessit explicatio Psalmi CXXXVI. paraphrasis item poëtica ad Threnos, & eundem psalmum. Haec omnia nunc primum prodeunt cum quatuor indicibus pernecessariis (Lugduni: sumptibus Horatii Cardon, 1618).

Lapide, Cornelius a [Cornelis Cornelissen van den Steen], S.J. (1567-1637)
•  First edition: Commentaria in Ieremiam prophetam, Threnos, et Baruch (Antverpiae: apvd Martinvm Nvtivm & Fratres, 1621). [the Jer commentary is on pp. 1-282]
•  Revised edition: Commentaria in quatuor Prophetas Maiores. Postrema editio aucta et recognita (Antverpiae: apvd Martinvm Nvtivm, 1625).
[for further information on subsequent editions see here]

Ghisleri, Michele (1563-1646)
Michaelis Ghisleri Romani ex clericis regularibus, In Jeremiam prophetam commentarij: Item in Baruch & breves D. Jo. Chrysost. in Jeremiam explanationes, & octo Origenis homiliae: quae omnia nunc primum in lucem emittuntur. 3 Tomi (Lugduni: sumptibus Laurentii Durand, 1623). [the order of Clerics Regular is also known as Theatines]
The work contains Ghisleri's own commentary on Jer 1-10 and 11-15 (in the first two volumes), with two catenae: the first compiled by Ghisleri himself from printed works of various Fathers, the second being an old Greek catena on Jer, translated here into Latin. Short comments of John Chrysostom (actually Pseudo-Chrysostom: see above) and eight Greek homilies of Origen (translated here into Latin) are added to the commentary at their appropriate places. Volume 3 contains the same Catenae material for Lam and Bar.

Mandina, Benedictus [Benedetto] (ca. 1580-1646)
In Ieremiae prophetiam expositiones. Tomus primus, complectens ea quae in primo capite continentur. Opus Sacrae Scripturae studiosis, & verbo Dei Praedicatoribus utillimum. Auctore R. P. D. Benedicto Mandina clerico Regulari, Sacrae Theologiae Professore... (Neapoli: ex Typographia Octavij Beltrani, 1620). [only this first tome appeared, with 640 pp. of comments and exposition on chapter one of Jeremiah!]

Le Maistre de Sacy, Isaac-Louis (1613-1684) – and collaborators
[for further information on the "Bible de Sacy / Bible de Port-Royal" see here]
1690 first edition: Jeremie traduit en françois, avec une explication tirée des Saints Péres & des auteurs ecclesiastiques (Paris: chez Guillaume Desprez, Imprimeur & Libraire ordinaire du Roy, ruë saint Jacques, à saint Prosper & aux trois Vertus, au-dessus des Mathurins, 1690). [as is often the case, there are commentaries on Lam and Bar as well as Jer in this work] [many later printings also]

Carrières, Louis de, member of the French Oratory (1662-1717)
[for further information on de Carrières see here]
•  1713 first edition: Commentaire litteral sur le prophete Jeremie, inseré dans la traduction françoise, avec le texte latin à la marge. Par le R. P. de Carrieres, Prêtre de l'Oratoire de Jesus (Paris: chez Nicolas Pepie, 1713).
•  1740 edition at Nancy [the whole edition by l'Abbé de Vence, with his added material in some volumes but not here]: Commentaire litteral sur le Prophete Jeremie, inseré dans la traduction Françoise, avec le texte latin à côté. Par le R. P. de Carrières, Prêtre de l'Oratoire. Nouvelle éd., revue, corrigée et augmentée. Tome XII (Nancy: chez Leseure, 1740). [on Jer pp. 1-336; on Lam 337-372; on Bar 373-416]

Calmet, Antoine Augustin, O.S.B. (1672-1757)
[for further information on Calmet see here]
•  1714 first edition: Commentaire litteral sur tous les livres de l'Ancien et du Nouveau Testament. Par le R. P. D. Augustin Calmet, Religieux Bénédictin de la Congrégation de S. Vanne & de S. Hydulphe: Jeremie, et Baruch (Paris: chez Pierre Emery, 1714). [on Jer pp. 1-596; on Lam 597-678; on Bar 679-740]
•  1731 corrected edition: Commentaire litteral sur tous les livres de l'Ancien et du Nouveau Testament. Par le R. P. D. Augustin Calmet, Religieux Bénédictin de la Congrégation de S. Vanne & de S. Hydulphe. Jeremie, et Baruch (Paris: chez Emery – Saugrain, Pere – Pierre Martin, 1731). [same pagination as the first edition]

3.   Protestant commentators (in order of dates of death)   [for commentaries on the whole Bible by Protestant scholars see here]

Oecolampadius, Johannes (1482-1531)
In Hieremiam prophetam commentariorum libri tres Ioannis Oecolampadij. Eiusdem in Threnos Hieremiae enarrationes (Argentinae [Strassbourg]: in officina Matthiae Apiarii, 1533).

Zwingli, Huldrych (1484-1531)
Complanationis Ieremiae prophetae foetura prima, cum Apologia quur quidque sic versum sit (Tiguri [Zürich]: ex aedibus Christophori Froschouer, 1531).
Critical editions:
•   Huldreich Zwinglis sämtliche Werke. Unter Mitwirkung des Zwingli-Vereins in Zürich und mit Unterstützung des schweizerischen Nationalfonds zur Förderung der wissenschaftlichen Forschung herausgegeben von Emil Egli et al. Band XIV: Exegetische Schriften, Band 2: Altes Testament – Die Propheten: Jesaja, Jeremia, Ezechiel, Daniel sowie die 12 Kleinen Propheten. Herausgeben von Oskar Farner und Edwin Künzli (Ulrich Zwingli Werke, 15 / Corpus Reformatorum, 101; Zürich: Berichthaus, 1956-1959 / Leipzig: Heinsius, 1959). Reprinted Zürich: Theologischer Verlag, 1982. [the above work (1531) is found on pp. 417-681 here]
•   Huldreich Zwinglis Sämtliche Werke ... Band XV: Exegetische Schriften, Band 3: Altes Testament – Prophet Jesaja (Parallelüberlieferung zu Band XIV). Bearbeitet von Max Lienhard, herausgegeben von Daniel Bolliger (Ulrich Zwingli Werke, 15 / Corpus Reformatorum, 102; Zürich: Theologischer Verlag, 2013). [in spite of the title this volume contains much material about Jer too on pp. 247-407]
•   Huldreich Zwinglis Sämtliche Werke ... Band XVI: Exegetische Schriften, Band 4: Altes Testament – Prophet Jeremia (Parallelüberlieferung zu Band XIV und XV). Bearbeitet von Max Lienhard, herausgegeben von Daniel Bolliger (Ulrich Zwingli Werke, 16 / Corpus Reformatorum, 103; Zürich: Theologischer Verlag, 2013).

Bugenhagen, Johannes (1485-1558)
In Ieremiam Prophetam Commentarium Iohannis Bugenhagij Pomerani, Doctoris & Pastoris Ecclesiae Witembergensis. Nunc primum editum (Witebergae [Wittenberg]: in officina Petri Seitz, 1546).

Melanchthon, Philipp (1497-1560)
Argumentum in Jeremiam prophetam (Vitebergae [Wittenberg]: per Vitum Creutzer, 1542). [a small booklet which is not really a commentary but a listing of nine theological themes ("loci") based on the author's understanding of texts in Jer]
In Danielem prophetam commentarius, in quo seculi nostri status corruptissimus, & Turcicae crudelitatis finis describitur. Philippo Melanchthone autore. Eiusdem in Hieremiae prophetae vaticinia Argumentum (Basileae: apud Barptolomaeum Westhemerum [Westheimer], 1543) [the Jeremiah "Argumentum" is on pp. 281-290].
English version: "The Lessons of Jeremiah's Prophecy, 1548", in S. H. Hendrix (ed. and trans.), Early Protestant Spirituality (Classics of Western Spirituality; New York & Mahwah, NJ: Paulist, 2009) 62-68. [Hendrix apparently used an edition printed in 1548, which is not the original date of the work.]

Calvin, Jean (1509-1564)
A.  Calvin's Lectures (originally in Latin)
Praelectiones in Ieremiae Prophetias et Lamentationes. Herausgegeben von G. Baum – E. Cunitz – E. Reuss (Corpus Reformatorum, 65-67 / Ioannis Calvini Opera quae supersunt omnia, 37-39; Brunsvigae [Brunswick]: C. Schwetschke, 1888-1889). [CR 65 (1888) contains the lectures on Jer 1-7 (457-706); CR 66 (1888) has the lectures on Jer 8-31; CR 67 (1889) has the lectures on Jer 32-52 (1-504; there is no commentary on Jer 52)]
Recent critical edition: Calvin, Jean, Praelectiones in librum prophetiarum Ieremiae. 2 vol. Édité par Nicole Gueunier, avec Max Engammare (Ioannis Calvini Opera Omnia, Series II. Opera exegetica, 2.6; Genève: Librairie Droz, 2016).
Original French translation: Calvin, Jean, Leçons ou commentaires et expositions sur les Revelations du prophète Jeremie (1565) traduites par Charles de Jonviller. Édité par Max Engammare. 2 vol. (Ioannis Calvini Opera Omnia, Series II. Opera exegetica, 2.6a; Genève: Librairie Droz, 2016).
English translations:
Calvin, J., Commentary on the Books of Jeremiah and Lamentations. Translated by John Owen. 5 vols. (Calvin Translation Society, 17-21; Edinburgh: Calvin Translation Society, 1850-1855).
Calvin, J., Jeremiah and Lamentations, series edited by Alister McGrath and J. I. Packer, introduction by J. I. Packer (The Crossway Classic Commentaries; Wheaton, IL: Crossway Books, 2000).
B.  Calvin's Sermons on Jeremiah (originally in French)
Sermons sur les Livres de Jérémie et des Lamentations. Publiés par Rudolphe Peter (Supplementa Calviniana: Sermons inédits, 6; Neukirchen-Vluyn: Neukirchener Verlag, 1971). [the sermons were based on texts from Jer 14-18 and Lam 1]
English version: Sermons on Jeremiah. Translated by Blair Reynolds (Texts and Studies in Religion, 46; Lewiston, NY: Edwin Mellen, 1990).

Strigel, Victor (1524-1569)
Oratio de curriculo Ieremiae, recitata initio repetitionis praeceptorum Dialecticorum, a Victorino Strigelio (Lipsiae: Vögelin, 1563).
Conciones Ieremiae Prophetae ad Ebraicam Veritatem Recognitae, & argumentis atque scholijs illustratae (Lipsiae: in officina Ernesti Voegelini Constantiensis, 1566). [in this edition his "Oratio de curriculo Ieremiae" (see above) is reprinted before the comm. on Jer and Lam]

Brenz (Brentius), Johannes (1499-1570)
"Breves, sed nervosae Annotationes Ioannis Brentii, in Ieremiam prophetam, conscriptae anno 1525", in Operum reverendi et clarissimi theologi, D. Ioannis Brentii, praepositi Studtgardiani, Tomus Quartus. In quo continentur sequentes Commentarij: in Ecclesiasten Salomonis, Esaiam, Jeremiam, Oseam, Amos, Jonam, Michaeam. Accessit index rerum et verborum memorabilium copiosus (Tubingae: excudebat Georgius Gruppenbachius, 1580) 869-948.

Bullinger, Heinrich (1504-1575)
Ieremias fidelissimus et laboriosissimus Dei propheta, expositus per Heinrychum Bullingerum, ministrum Ecclesiae Tigurinae, Concionibus CLXX. Quibus perspicue & vere docetur, quod hodie multis Comitijs & Consultationibus nondum inueniri potuit, Quomodo videlicet bellis compositis infelicibus, tranquillitas in orbe Christiano recuperari, & pax salusque publica conservari possit. Mirifice enim pleraque huius Prophetae nostris temporibus hominibusque congruunt. Accessit et his brevis Threnorum explicatio. Rerum item et verborum copiosus Index (Tiguri [Zürich]: excudebat Christophorus Froschoverus, 1575).

Selnecker, Nikolaus (1530-1592)
Der gantze Prophet Jeremias/ Zu diesen schweren vnnd gefehrlichen zeiten/ frommen Christen zum vnterricht vnd Trost/ Ausgelegt. Item/ Der Prophet Sophonias/ Ausgelegt/ Durch Nicolaum Selneccerum. ... (Leipzig: durch Jacobum Berwaldt [Jakob Bärwald], 1566).

Pappus, Johann (1549-1610)
In Omnes Prophetas, tam Maiores quatuor, 1. Iesaiam, 2. Ieremiam cum Threnis & Baruch, 3. Iezechielem, 4. Danielem, quam Minores duodecim, 1. Hoseam, 2. Ioelem, 3. Amos, 4. Abdiam, 5. Ionam, 6. Michaeam, 7. Nahum, 8. Habacuc, 9. Zephaniam, 10. Haggaeum, 11. Zachariam, 12. Malachiam; Scholae breves et methodicae, propositae in Academia Argentoratensi (Francofurti ad Moenum: ex officina typographica Iohann. Spiessii, 1593). [the Jer-comm. is on fol. 67-124]

Förster [Forsterus], Johann (1576-1613)
Comm. on Jer alone: B. D. Johannis Försteri, Olim In Academia Wittebergensi Professoris Theologiae Publici, Postea Generalis Ecclesiarum Mansfeldicarum Superintendentis, Commentarius In Prophetam Jeremiam : In Quo Non Tantum Accurata Textus Analysis, Et Perspicua Totius Contextus Exegesis, Sed Etiam Varius Singulorum Capitum, Et Omnium In Iisdem Prophetiarum Usus, Admiranda Brevitate Et Plenitudine Lectoribus Exhibentur, Nunc primum ad Ecclesiae bonum in lucem editus (Wittebergae [Wittenberg]: apud Erasmum Philippum Bakium, lucris Michaelis Meyeri typographi, 1672).
Comm. on Jer and Lam: B. D. Johannis Försteri ... Commentarius in prophetam Jeremiam: ejusque Threnos ... Nunc primum ad Ecclesiae bonum in lucem editus (Wittebergae [Wittenberg]: sumptibus Joh. Christoph. Foelgineri Viduae, 1699).

Heilbrunner, Philipp (1546-1616)
Jeremiae Prophetae Monumenta quae extant, omnia: in locos communes theologicos digesta: & quaestionibus methodi illustrata: studio & opera Philippi Hailbrunneri ... (Lavingae: Leonhardus Reinmichaelius Typographus Palatinus, 1586). [not a verse-by-verse commentary but a presentation of various doctrinal "loci communes" attached to selected verses from the books of Jeremiah and Lam, after the model of Melanchthon on Romans]

Piscator (Fischer), Johannes (1546-1625)
[for further information see here]
In Prophetam Jeremiam, & ejusdem Lamentationes commentarius. In quo præter novam versionem, ordine et distincte  proponuntur. i. Analysis Logica singulorum capitum. ii. Scholia in singula capita. iii. Observationes locorum doctrinæ e  singulis capitibus depromtæ. / Authore Johanne Piscatore, Professore sacrarum literarum in illustri Schola Nassovicâ Herbornensi (Herbornae Nassoviorum [Herborn, Hesse]: ex officina typographica Christophori Corvini, 1614).
Reprinted in the collected edition of his OT commentaries: Johannis Piscatoris Commentarii in Omnes Libros Veteris Testamenti: Antehac aliquoties separatim editi: nunc vero in unum volumen collecti: Quibus Continentur I. Analysis Logica singulorum librorum & capitum. II. Scholia in singula capita. III. Observationes locorum doctrinae e singulis capitibus ; Omnia haec recens ab authore recognita ; Quibus accessit Praefatio continens hortationem ad studium sacrae Scripturae (Herbornae Nassoviorum: Christoph Corvinus [Rab] Erben, 1646). [one huge volume, with separate internal pagination for the original four volumes]

Calixt, Georg (1586-1656)
Scholae propheticae ex academicis praelectionibus summi theologi B. D. Georgii Calixti in IV. Prophetas maiores ab interitu vindicatae et praefatione atque indicibus necessariis instructae; opera et studio Jo. Ernesti Schulenburgii, Prot-Ecclesiastae Aulici, Consist. Consil. et Gymn. Inspect. Quedlinb. (Quedlinburgi & Ascaniae [Aschersleben]: sumptibus Gottlob Ernesti Struntzii, 1713). The Jer commentary is on pp. 275-408.

Hülsemann, Johann, Sr (1602-1661)
D. Johannis Hulsemanni Theologi Wittebergensis, ac Lipsiensis Primarii, & Praepositi Zizensis, In Jeremiam Et Threnos Commentarius Posthumus: Analysi accuratâ, cùm Logico Rhetorica, tùm Grammatica textum Prophetae, collatis variorum Interpp sententiis, è fonte Ebraeo luculenter exponens ... nervosè complectens; Praemissa Dissertatione, De Prophetia in Genere in Academiâ Witebergensi, ante triginta annos, publicè praelectus, & recensente D. Abraham Calovio, nunc primum editus ([Leipzig]: sumtu Joh. Bartol. Oehleri Bibliop. Lipsiens, Rudolphstadii [Rudolstadt] è Chalcographeo Casparis Freyschmidii, 1663).
Second, corrected, edition: D. Joh. Hulsemanni, Theologi Wittebergensis olim ac Lipsiensis Primarii, Cizensisque Praepositi, In Jeremiam & Threnos Commentarius Posthumus : Analysi accurata, cum Logico-Rhetorica, tum Grammatica Textum Prophetae, collatis variorum Interpp. sententiis, e fonte Ebraeo luculenter exponens, & Aphorismis Theoreticis Controversias Theologicas, Practicis commonefactiones entheas & efficacissimas, in usum homileticum, nervose complectens. Praemissa dissertatione de Prophetia in genere, et Praefat. B. Calovii ... Editio Secunda, priori multum auctior longeque correctior (Francofurti & Lipsiae: sumptibus Johannis Herebordi Klosii, Bibliopol., 1696).

Coccejus, Johannes (1603-1669)
Commentary on Jer and Lam (original edition): Prophetia et Threni Jeremiae, cum Commentario Johannis Cocceii S. Theologiae Professoris in Academia Lugdunensi (Amstelodami: ex Officina Johannis à Someren, Bibliopolae, 1669). [according to the colophon the work was actually printed in Leiden by Abrahamus Verhoef in 1668]
•   Reprinted in his Opera omnia, First printing (1673): Operum Johannis Coccei, dum viveret in Academia Lugduno-Batava S.S. Theologiae Professoris, Tomus Tertius: Commentarius in Prophetiam & Threnos Jeremiae. Commentarius in Prophetiam Ezechielis. Observationes in Danielem. Commentarius in Prophetas duodecim Minores (Amstelodami: ex officina Johannis à Someren, 1673). [in this edition each section has its own separate pagination; the comm. on Jer and Lam has 168 pp. with the internal title "Commentarius in prophetiam et threnos Jeremiae"]
•   Reprinted in his Opera omnia, 2nd ed. (1689): Johannis Coccei Doctoris ac Professoris Theologi in Academia Lugdunensi Batava, longe celeberrimi, Opera omnia theologica, exegetica, didactica, polemica, philologica. LXX. circiter tractatibus, post praefationem enumeratis, absoluta. Quibus Veteris et Novi Instrumenti Codices commentariis haud vulgaribus illustrantur; veritas religionis christianae argumentis solidissimis asseritur: lites recentes atque veteres dexterrime dirimuntur, infucatae denique pietatis exercitia strenue urgentur. Tomus III: Commentarius in Prophetiam & Threnos Jeremiae; Ezechielis; In Prophetas duodecim Minores. Et Observationes in Danielem Editio Secunda, ab innumeris mendis, quibus prior scatebat, diligenter purgata, et Triplici Indice locupletata. (Francofurti ad Moenum: typis et impensis Balthasaris Christophori Wustii, 1689). [continuous pagination in this edition, the "Commentarius in prophetiam et threnos Jeremiae" being found on pp. 1-132]
•   Reprinted in his Opera omnia, 3rd ed. (1701): Johannis Cocceji S. S. Th. Doct. ac Prof. in Acad. Lugd. Batava Opera Omnia Theologica, Exegetica, Didactica, Polemica, Philologica. Tomus tertius: Commentarius in Prophetas Majores. Editio Tertia, auctior & emendatior (Amstelodami: ex typographia P. et J. Blaeu, prostant apud Janssonio-Waesbergios, Boom et Goethals, 1701). [while there is separate pagination for the Isa comm in this edition, there is continuous pagination for the sections on Jer + Lam, Ezek, and Daniel; the Jer and Lam comm. is on pp. 1-132]

Trapp, John (1601-1669)
A Commentary or Exposition upon These Following Books of Holy Scripture: Proverbs of Solomon, Ecclesiastes, the Song of Songs, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel & Daniel: Being a Third Volume of Annotations upon the Whole Bible (London: Printed by Robert White, for Nevil Simmons bookseller in Kederminster and are to be sold by Henry Mortlock at the Phenix in Pauls Churchyard and by Thomas Basset in Dunstans Churchyard in Fleet-street, 1660). [the commentaries on the prophetic books constitute the second part of this volume, which begins with new pagination, the Jeremiah commentary being on pp. 219-366]
Reprinted in 1868 with editorial revisions: Trapp, John, A Commentary on the Old and New Testaments. Reprinted from the author's last edition. With a memoir by A. B. Grosart. Vol. 3: Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Solomons Song, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel & Daniel. Edited by Rev. Hugh Martin M.A. (London: Richard D. Dickinson, 1868). [the Jer comm is on pp. 445-551]

Alting, Jacobus (1618-1679)
"Jacobi Alting in Jeremiam prophetam commentarius", in Jacobi Alting ... Opera omnia theologica; analytica, exegetica, practica, problematica: & Philologica. In Tomos quinque tributa. Ed. Balthasar Bekker. Tomus primus (Amstelaedami: Gerardus Borstius, 1687) 647-950.

Schmidt, Sebastian (1617-1696)
First edition 1685: Commentarii super Librum Prophetiarum Jeremiae. Tomus I, in quo Priora XXVI. Capita Annotationibus ad singulos versus illustrantur, iisdemque Loci Communes subjiciuntur / Tomus II, in quo Capita à XXVII. usque ad finem Annotationibus ad singulos versus illustrantur, iisdemque Loci Communes subjiciuntur (Francofurti ad Moenum: sumptibus Johannis Davidis Zunneri, typis Johannis Haasii, 1685).
Revised edition 1706 (posthumous): Commentarii in Librum Prophetiarum Jeremiae. Tomus 1. In quo Priora XXVI. Capita exquisitiori subinde analysi resolvuntur, Annotationibus ad singulos versus illustrantur, singularis etiam deinde istis certi Loci Communes subiiciuntur / Tomus II. In quo Capita à XXVII. usque ad finem, exquisitiori subinde analysi resolvuntur, Annotationibus ad singulos versus illustrantur, singulos etiam deinde istis certi Loci Communes subjiciuntur. Cum Indicibus Necessariis Vocum atque Rerum. Editio nova, prioribus ut correctior longè, ita multò nitidior (Francofurti ad Moenum: ex officina Zunneriana, prostat apud Johann Philipp Andreae, 1706).

Petersen, Johann Wilhelm (1649-1727)
Das Zeugniss Jesu in dem Propheten Jeremia, durch den Geist der Weissagung vorgestellet von Iohann Wilhelm Petersen, der H. Schrifft D. (Franckfurth: Joh. Maximilian von Sand, 1719). [566 pp on Jer are followed by 50 pp on Lam]

Wells, Edward (1667-1727)
An help for the more easy and clear understanding of the Holy Scriptures: being the books of Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Lamentations : Explain'd after the following Method, viz. I. The common English translation render'd more agreeable to the original. II. A paraphrase, wherein the Text is explain'd, and divided into proper Sections and other lesser Divisions. III. Annotations as Occasion requires. IV. At the Beginning is a General Discourse concerning the Times, wherein prophesy'd the Prophets, whose Writings make up the last sixteen Books or Parts of the Old Testament. By the Revd Dr Edw. Wells, late Rector of Cotesbach in Leicestershire, and Bleachley in Bucks. (Oxford : printed at the Theater for Will. Wells in Oxford; and sold by J. and J. Knapton, Ch. Rivington in St Paul's Church Yard; J. Smith at Inigo Jones's Head in the Strand; and Jos. Hazard at the Bible in Stationers Court, London, 1728).

Lowth, William (1660-1732)
A Commentary upon the Prophecy and Lamentations of Jeremiah (London: printed for R. Knaplock at the Bishop's-Head, and H. Clements, at the Half-Moon in St. Paul's Church-Yard, 1718).
Reprinted in W. Lowth, A Commentary upon the Larger and Lesser Prophets: Being a Continuation of Bishop Patrick (London: printed for R. Knaplock, W. Mears, W. and J. Innys, J. Osbourn and T. Longman, A. Ward, and C. Bowyer, 1727).

Le Clerc [Clericus], Jean (1657-1736)
Veteris Testamenti Prophetæ, ab Esaia ad Malachiam usque / ex translatione Joannis Clerici; cum ejusdem commentario philologico et paraphrasi in Esaiam, Jeremiam, ejus Lamentationes et Abdiam; dissertatione Joh. Smith de prophetia et ipsius auctoris De poesi Hebræorum (Amstelædami: apud R. & J. Wetstenios & G. Smith, 1731). [on Jer pp. 311-504]

Struensee, Christian Gottfried (1717-1782)
Neue Uebersetzung der Weissagung Jeremiä nach dem ebräischen Text mit Zuziehung der griechischen Version (Halberstadt: J. H. Gross, 1777).

Venema, Herman (Hermannus) (1697-1787)
Commentarius ad librum prophetiarum Jeremiae quo conciones rite distinguuntur; scopus, nexus, et series sermonis accurate investigatur; perpetua paraphrasi exponitur; et selectis observatis voces ac phrases illustrantur, ac implementi demonstratione, ubi opus fuerit, confirmantur. 2 vol. (Leovardiae [Leeuwarden]: apud H. A. de Chalmot, 1765).

Michaelis, Johann David (1717-1791)
Johannis Davidis Michaelis Observationes Philologicae et Criticae in Jeremiae Vaticania et Threnos. Edidit multisque animadversionibus auxit Johannes Friedericus Schleusner (Goettingae: in officina Vandenhoeck et Ruprecht, 1793).

Spohn, Gottlieb Leberecht (1756-1794)
Ieremias vates: e versione Iudaeorum Alexandrinorum ac reliquorum interpretum Graecorum emendatus notisque criticis illustratus a M. Gottlieb Leberecht Spohn. Volumen primum (Lipsiae: impensis I. G. I. Breitkopfii, 1794). Volumen secundum: Post obitum patris edidit Fridericus Aug. Guilelm. Spohn (Lipsiae: sumtibus Io. Ambros. Barthii, 1824).

Blayney, Benjamin (1728-1801)
Jeremiah and Lamentations: A New Translation, with Notes Critical, Philological, and Explanatory. 2 vol. (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1784).
Second edition: Jeremiah and Lamentations: A New Translation, with Notes Critical, Philological, and Explanatory. The Second Edition (Edinburgh: Oliphant & Balfour, 1810). [in one vol., with corrections of printing errors and new indexes]

Burscher, Johann Friedrich (1732-1805)
Versuch einer kurzen Erläuterung des Propheten Jeremiä, nach der eigenen Uebereinstimmung der Heil. Bücher ... (Leipzig: Carl Ludwig Jacobi, 1756).

B.   Studies

I.    Overviews and studies on multiple periods in the history of reception

II.    Studies on the reception of Jeremiah in the New Testament   [for the "new covenant" motif (Jer 31) see here]

III.    Studies on Jer-interpretation in the Patristic period

IV.    Studies on Jer-interpretation between ca. 800 and 1499

V.    Studies on Jer-interpretation between 1500 and 1799

VI.    Appendix: Online resources

1.   The Post-Reformation Digital Library (PRDL)
This site gives convenient access to online versions of very many of the works noted above.
From the homepage: "The Post-Reformation Digital Library (PRDL) is a select database of digital books relating to the development of theology and philosophy during the Reformation and Post-Reformation/Early Modern Era (late 15th-18th c.). Late medieval and patristic works printed and referenced in the early modern era are also included."

2.   German-language printed material from the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries
The following resources can often supply titles that are missing in PRDL.
VD16: Das Verzeichnis der im deutschen Sprachbereich erschienenen Drucke des 16. Jahrhunderts
VD17: Das Verzeichnis der im deutschen Sprachraum erschienenen Drucke des 17. Jahrhunderts
VD18: Das Verzeichnis der im deutschen Sprachraum erschienenen Drucke des 18. Jahrhunderts
All three are easily accessible through the very useful "Karlsruher Virtueller Katalog".

3.   Münchener DigitalisierungsZentrum – Digitale Bibliotek
Another very useful site with abundant material for the history of biblical studies.

4.   Carpzov's Introductio
Offers abundant bibliographies on the book of Jeremiah, especially for the period 1500-1750.
Carpzov, Johann Gottlob, Introductio ad libros propheticos Bibliorum Veteris Testamenti, praecognita critica et historica, ac autoritatis vindicias exponens. Editio quarta (Lipsiae: sumpt. haeredum Lankisianorum, 1757). [first edition 1721] [the work is available online in Google Books and there is a link to it in the PRDL also]

5.   Rosenmüller's Scholia
[further details on this work can be seen here]
For his extensive list of commentaries on Jeremiah see: Rosenmüller, E. F. K., Scholia in Vetus Testamentum. Partis octavae, Ieremiae vaticinia et threni continentis, volumen primum: Ieremiae vaticinia et threni latine vertit et annotatione perpetua illustravit Ern. Frid. Car. Rosenmüller (Lipsiae: sumtibus Ioh. Ambros. Barthii, 1826) 32-42 ["Elenchus interpretum Ieremiae"; the work is available online in Google Books].